Moms Testify at EPA Mercury Hearing
Written by Molly Rauch
Dozens of Moms Clean Air Force members and staff from more than 15 states testified this week at the only public hearing on the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) proposal to attack the legal foundation of the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards. The moms, dads, and...
Collaborating for a More Resilient Energy Future in Puerto Rico
Collaborating for a More Resilient Energy Future in Puerto Rico
New Report Reveals Scale of Natural Gas Waste on Navajo Nation Lands
Benzene Pollution from Deer Park Fire a "Real Risk to Human Health"
New Report Reveals Scale of Natural Gas Waste on Navajo Nation Lands
Benzene Pollution from Deer Park Fire a "Real Risk to Human Health"
Tyson Foods and cloud-based tech
A new energy future for Puerto Rico beyond recovery
A new energy future for Puerto Rico beyond recovery
A new energy future for Puerto Rico beyond recovery
Reimagining Puerto Rico’s energy future
The Good, The Bad and The Blind Spot of Corporate Sustainability Rankings
Don't Let Wheeler Push Mercury Standards Out of Orbit
Don't Let Wheeler Push Mercury Standards Out of Orbit
Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Faces Delays
Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Faces Delays
Coastal restoration groups urge officials to redouble efforts to save time (NEW ORLEANS, LA – March 20, 2019) Today the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) announced that the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion is facing a delay of at least several months in completing the permitting phase of this keystone restoration project. In response to these timeline updates, Restore the Mississippi River Delta, a coalition of national and local conservation groups issued the following statement: “Today’s news comes less than ...
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Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Faces Delays
Coastal restoration groups urge officials to redouble efforts to save time (NEW ORLEANS, LA – March 20, 2019) Today the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) announced that the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion is facing a delay of at least several months in completing the permitting phase of this keystone restoration project. In response to these timeline updates, Restore the Mississippi River Delta, a coalition of national and local conservation groups issued the following statement: “Today’s news comes less than ...
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Louisiana is Leading the Way in Real-time Sea Level Rise Monitoring
Louisiana is Leading the Way in Real-time Sea Level Rise Monitoring
A recent study from Tulane University made headlines last month when it suggested that relative sea level rise – rising seas combined with the sinking or disappearance of land within a specific region – may be underestimated in river deltas across the world. The study specifically looked at measurements of relative sea level rise from tide gauges, instruments typically anchored deep in the ground that record changes in water surface elevation. Researchers concluded that tide gauges alone couldn’t accurately measure ...
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